Calcium and sodium salts in m•doc interact with human blood clotting system and achieve haemostatic effect. When m•doc contacts with blood, it forms a gel-like layer, covering the wound. The clot can therefore stay on the wound instead of being washed away by blood. Time for haemostatic is therefore shortened and the chance of renewed bleeding decreases.
For over 40 years, hospitals in the US have been using micro-dispersed oxidized cellulose (m•doc) as haemostat. StopBleed m•doc is the first household range for haemostatic usage. Since the launching of StopBleed, there are many famed doctors highly recommended the brand.
Dr. Richard O'Brien, M.D., Physician at Moses Taylor Hospital in Pennsylvania (Past President, Pennysylvania Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians):
"m•doc greatly shorten the time for stop bleeding. Many people do not know much about the correct way to stop bleeding. Some of them just stick a plaster over the bleeding wound. Using m•doc can really help."
Dr. Garrett E. Bergman, M.D., Pediatric Hematologist-Oncologist (Vice President, Resarch and Development, Octagen Corporation):
"m•doc is effective for stop bleeding. It also helps to reduce the chance of renewed bleeding."
Mr. Dave Hancock Msc. MCSP. SRP. BHSc, Head Physiotherapist at Leeds United Football Club:
"I have been using m•doc at Leeds United for the last two months and think it is a great product. It enables me to get my players back on the park following a blood injury in much less time than in the past which is critical within premiership football. I would recommend it to any sports physio that is looking for that extra edge over the opposition."
Jason Palmer, Fulham Football Club:
“I particularly like the m•doc as it is effective and fast acting. I now take m•doc onto the park to use with our players.”